Governor Ishaku Charge Voters On Peaceful Conduct at the Polls

His Excellency, Arch. Darius Dickson Ishaku has charged voters to make sure they conduct themselves peacefully and orderly during Saturday’s Presidential election.

In a Press statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary of the Government House, Hassan Mijinyawa, Ishaku stressed that movement to and from the polling units should be orderly and all mobile sounds, jingles and other campaign musical instruments must stop 24 hours before voting commences.

The release further stressed that voters contain their movements within their polling zones.

Similarly, customized vehicles for campaigns should be off the streets and near voting points to allow for peaceful and successful election.